Reusable Wax Warmer Liners - Leakproof Electric Candle Warmer, Pluggable Wax Melter and Burner (Black, 50 Pieces)

I was a bit cautious about these as some of the other reviews say the melts don't smell as strong / didn't melt the wax properly. I've been using them with a regular burner with a tealight, my burner is dish shaped where the wax sits for reference, I was worried it wouldn't fit right but it's fine. I do find it takes a bit longer to melt on the first burn (especially if the wax melt is a bit larger than the liner and doesn't touch the bottom completely), but once it's fully melted and sets into the shape of the liner it melts quicker the next go. They smell just as strong to me as it would without the liner. I find them to be very convenient as I like to change my melt frequently, I take the liner (with the wax in still liquid) and leave it out to cool, replace it with a liner with a different scent in it. Once cool the wax pops out really easily in the shape of a tart which makes storing it really easy. Can't recommend enough! Only thing I would say is you don't need 50 of them. Multiple is good if you're like me and want to change them out frequently (so they can harden whilst still in the liner).

Use these a lot they keep the burner clean & stop the transfer of scents, as I have a log burner when the melt is finished I put the whole thing in the burner as a fire lighter giving one last burst from the wax & saving money too

Great item would purchase again in future. Reusable so still working through them after a year lol there was a lot on the pack

I read a lot of the reviews before I purchase, and I first saw these at my cousins house (she is a wax melt lover like me!), so I was very intrigued to try them.I'm a nutshell, they do the job they are designed to do - they allow you to remove your wax quickly and easily. For that, these are amazing,and I'm so glad I bought them.Few other points:1. A lot of people mention their wax scent is not as strong, and they put it down to possibly not getting enough heat to the wax. In my opinion, I'd say it could be the design of your wax burner. Mine is a geometric frame with a small dish on top, and the dish is very close to the flame. For this reason, the wax still gets very hot and I see no difference in the scent. I would guess, that if your wax is quite a bit higher than the flame, it might possibly block some of the heat getting to the wax. Of course, only my opinion.2. Due to the design of my wax burner (see point 1), the container does discolour after a few burns - almost like it's slightly burning it.3. A lot of people have also questioned why the large pack size when you only ever need to use one. In my situation (see point 2), I'm glad I've got more than one, as I'm not sure how long it would actually last if I keep reusing the same one.Overall, I love them. They do the job they were designed to do perfectly.

We live in rented accommodation and one of the terms and conditions of our tenancy is that we aren’t allowed to use candles. As a consequence, I’ve switched over to the wax melts and they are beautiful. I have multiple warmers around my home and if you use these cases with an average sized warmer and a Yankee melt, they work well, but if you have a party light melt warmer, the case will fit, but trying to put a Yankee melt in there will not work.It is just way too big. The melt itself only just fits in the bowl of the party light melt warmer as it is. These won’t work for this particular instance, and if they could make something smaller, that may help. However, these are a great concept and save lots of mess and can be reused.Not even sure that I would get through a pack of 50 in a great hurry. A great investment if you want to use less tissue paper and focus on the environment. It’s just a shame they don’t fit when you use Yankee wax melts in party light wax melt warmers.

I thought this would be paper but I was pleasantly surprised to find it was reinforced plastic/ card. I've used them over and over and they are great. I bought 25 but I think these will last a very long time as they are reusable. Excellent value for money too.

I have seen posts on facebook where people use these and was never really certain if they were any good. So I finally decided to get some, oh my goodness I should have bought some earlier, they are a total game changer. No more messy burners after cleaning an old wax melt out, just pop your melts in one of these place in your burner, but they do perform better on flatter burners, then wait for your waxto melt and fragrance to fill the room. Once your melt has lost its fragrance leave it to harden in the liner and pop out when harden, quick wipe with some kitchen paper and its ready to use again. Fantasticwill never go back to the old way of burning melts in the burner these are definitely worth the money.

Great value for money as they will last for ages easy to get rid of the wax melt once fully used just wait for it to harden and it will just pop out of the holder

These lil cups are awesome. They save time changing scents. They don't get hot to the touch so you can remove without waiting for the wax to cool and harden. I reuse them several times before discarding. No more wiping or scraping used wax from your warmer. Definitely recommend.

These liners are genius. They make changing fragrances effortless. No messy wax to deal with and the melting pan stays clean. They even work in my small plug-in warmer. I just give the liner a bit of a squeeze to tighten the folds and it fits perfectly. And I haven't found them to affect the fragrance at all. Totally recommend them!

Schnell und gut verpackt angekommen. Eine sehr gute Idee,. das Wachs schmilzt sehr gut in der Schale und nach dem abkühlen löst es sich ganz einfach ohne Rest aus der Schale.

I like that they are reusable!

I have one of the commonly available Better Homes & Gardens melt warmers that Walmart carries, and the silicone liners I've tried don't set all the way down on the bottom of the wax reservoir because the sides splay out too much, and so the wax doesn't melt. These cardboard ones are "adjustable" and so they work great!Side by side, these and the silicone ones are the same dimensions, but whereas the silicone ones hold their shape no matter what--cuz silicone, duh--you can collapse the pleats of these cardboard liners between the circle of your thumb and pointer finger so that the sides of the liner stand up straighter and splay less, which in turn allows the liner to set flush on the bottom of the wax reservoir. Don't be afraid to over-squeeze; it will relax a little after you put it in the reservoir, but will generally hold its less splayed shape. (I hope all this makes sense. I'm on my desktop and can't include a photo at the moment.)These are also reusable for a loooooong time. I think I've only thrown away one in the several years I've been using these because it got irredeemably cruddy over time--but I think that may have been due to the particular melt scent I'd been using, as it hasn't happened since.Also, as others have said, hardened wax pops right out. It might require a bit of loosening by fiddling with the sides, but this is minimal. My "system" is to use two of these in a tag-team manner: one in the warmer doing its smelly thing, and the other one set off to the side letting the spent wax harden. When the one in the warmer needs to be changed, I set IT off to the side to let its wax harden, and replace it with the now-emptied one that previously had the hardened wax in it.These are very thick, sturdy cardboard, and so would easily hold liquid potpourri as well as wax cubes/crumbles. As far as wax cubes, these liners could easily hold 4 wax cubes, maybe even 5 (though why you'd want to use that many, I'm not sure). That said, for me personally, 3 would be a comfortable max to prevent sloshing if the warmer got bumped. It should be noted that these do have rigid, flat bottoms, and so wouldn't work well for warmers with the curved bowl-shaped reservoir because not enough of the base would be directly on the heated surface and the wax wouldn't melt.I love these things. For decades, I had a love-hate relationship with wax melt warmers. I loved the scent possibilities w/o worrying about monitoring a burning candle, but hated struggling to remove the spent wax. As others have said, these are a game changer, for sure.